I
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
ire additional local itkms sica outsidb FA0B8.
Board of Odahdianh ok tiir Poor. The
repuliir stated" nieHnm of tlio Board of Guardians
w the Poor was hold jotcrd.iy alternoou, at the
Almshouse.
The total number of inmitcs In the Almshouse
is 2865, fhowiiiK a decrease of 14!) for the came
time last year. The number admitted within
the last two weeks i 2o.
The Steward reported the house receipts at
fnO, and theOut-dor.r Aticnt having collected
lor Mipnort cases, SCWM; and the emigrant
tax, $3h3.
The report of the Roar 1 f Visitors shows that
out-door relief had leen granted during the.
month of April to 3371 u r,ous, at an expense
of $1.W411. Of these tuere were: Americans,
700; foreigners, P!)0; and children, 1772.
The Storeuecper reported having received 27
lumps of butter (shoa weight) from the clerks
I the nmrki I?.
Mr. Server ollercd a resolution that the Com
mittee on Farm and f.'arden be authorized to
have the house on the wharf removed from its
present location to some more secure and safe
place, or to have the same entirely vacnt- d,
otherwise there may occur from the frequent
Inundations a sad naluniity the drowning of a
whole family. Agreed to."
Thn Steward's requisition was then read, and
granted.
The election to fill the vacancy in the Medical
Board was proceeded witb.und resulted in lavor
of Dr. William Pepper. Adjourned.
Important to Distillkus and Rectifiers.
All licenses for the lel transaction, of their
business expired on the 1st, iustaut, vet many
of the distillers continue to manulaeture the
ardctt, thus holding their establishments liable
to seizure. D stilleis are no .v also required to
apply for a new patented meter, furni-uert by
(iovernment at Uip expense of the distiller,
which registers all the spirits that phsj through
the still, and it is said to be a complete check
cn the dihtnler against fraud. The peualty for
being without a license is $500 and imprison
ment for not less than two years.
IIkarino at the Ckntral Station.
Before Alderman Beitler, at 2 o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, Sarah Young was charged with the
larceny of a skirt. A young lidy went to her
house In Union street.for the purpose of renting
a room; while there, it is alleged, Sarah stripped
her ot her clothing and hid it away. It
was found in a closet in her room. It was
alleged that ehe also took a pocket-book with
some money aud tickets in It. The tickets were
delivered up, but all knowledge of th.) poefcet
booit was denied. She was held in $1030 bail to
answer.
Of Importance to the Owners of Canines
A New Ordinance to be Enforced. The law
prouititing does from running in the streets
without muzzles went into effect on the 9th
Instant, but the entorcement of its provisions
was not commenced until yesterday. Mr.
Palmer, the member of Common Council from
the Thirteenth Ward, has prepared a supple
mentary ordinance, which prohibits dogs trom
running at large at any time during the year
without muzzles, and also extending the pro
visions of the law to those portions of the city
now exempt.
Thb Fee Bill for the April term of the
Quarter Sessions, just returned to the Controller,
fehows that tie folldwing amounts were paid by
the city: District Attorney's lees, f 173(1; Clerks,
$676-10; SheritT, $585-76. The Grand Jury
during the term acted upon 427 bills, a large
number of which were leruored. Of those re
turned as true, only 82 of the persons charged
were declared to be guilty.
Damaged bt the Freshet. The Highway
Department was notified yesterday that the
recent high tides in the Delaware had washed
away the wharf logs and footway on the Co
hocksink creek, near fla.ydock street, for a dis
tance of eighty feet, and that immediate atten
tion to it was necessary.
AMUSEMENTS.
Rentree of Mrs. Lander. Our readers
will be delighted to hear that Mrs. Lander has
been prevailed upon to give a series of repre
sentations of the new play of E.itabeth at the
Academy of Music, commencing next week. We
feel sure that the enterprise will prove a great
success, and will add new laurels to the already
magnificent crown of our "Queen of Tragedy."
Professor Tripp delivers the second of his
celebrated Lectures on "France since 1848," in
IJDiversity Hall, Ninth, above Chesnut, this
evening, at 8 o'clock. This second lecture gives
s vivid portrayal of the thrilling scenes in the
French capital during the stormy days of Feb
ruary aud June, which marked one of the
greatest political convulsions of modem times.
The first leeture was a fine success, the audi
nce being moderately Urjje, very select, and
highly appreciative.
A Dante Encyclopedia. Professor FerrazzI
has lately published the third volume of his
"Kncyclopiedia Dantesca," a valuable work,
which will be completed in four volumes. The
matter embraced in it involves, as the title im
plies, every species of knowledge relawng to
Dante and Lis times,; biographic, historic,
critical, and pbilologic, in the shape of indices,
extracts, commentaries, disquisitions, essays,
ete. TLe bibliographic section Includes co
pious lists and notices of foreign translations
of Dante, and works concerning him and his
writings, as well as the various Italian edi
tions and works of the same character. Pro
fessor Ferrazzi shows himself, says one of his
critics, to be a genuine Dantesque scholar and
enthusiast, and has devoted to his task a deal
of single-minded industry, which will fitly be
met by the honorable status to dq asaiguea io
his book in the literature of Dante. In addi
tion to its specialty, his book contains inte
resting notices of Petrarch, Ariosto, and Tasso.
A Neat Sarcasm. Kmile de Girardin closes
a recent editorial article very neatly. lie had
explained his plan for avoiding war, and at
the same time saving the honor and sensibili
ties of both Frenchmen and Prussians. "But
this plan," says he in substance, "has not
been legitimately born in the cabinet of a
minister, but illegitimately in the office of an
editor. What credit should be given to his
rash predictions, which have no merit except
that of being verified by events t What thanks
should he have for his warnings ? What re
compense does he ask ? A hearing. lie cries
to you: 'Strike, but hear.' The blockhead!
Don't hear, and strike'
"Always Aim at What Becomes You."
Most ridiculous advice. Just imagine a man
setting up his best coat for a target or blazing
away at his new spring beaver.
The man in jail who looked out of the
window of his cell and exclaimed, ' 'This is a
ffrate country!" is now generally admitted to
liave spoken within bouiuh.
'"You would be pretty indeed," said a
gentleman, patronizingly, to a young lady, "it
your eyes were only a little larger. My
eyes may be very small, sir, but such people
as you don't Jill them !"
A Davenport (Iowa) woman, who wasn't
married when Bhe expected to be, sued the
faithless for $sll-2Ii, expenses for lights, re
freshments, etc.
A young man in Ashland, Ohio, recently
jilted by a coquette, who married another,
rcovered $2:50 for presents made to her dur
ing courtship, and six cents for injured all'eo-
tions. .
A young lady of Montgomery, who was
recently caught smoking a cigar, gave it as
her reason for the act, "that it made it smell
as though there was a man arouuu."
TIIE DAILY
SI A It 1 1 1 TK l.lAi It A 111.
additional Marine Aei tee First Page.
ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPm A-THIS DAT.
FJniv Risks ... Mook Ilium 2 m
BCN SUTH..... 7 ll'JHlH Waiib... 11 Uj
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
P. C. UcCammon, 1
Wash. Hutch kh. XMonthlt Gommjttkc,
JOHSt Sl'AHHAWK,
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FOR AM KRII'A
Atalnnta London New York April 27
C.OlMullCbpHler..I.iVRriliifil...Npw Ynrlr
Peiinsy Iviiiilu Liveriool...New Yurie..
Guiding star ....-Havre New York.
liiiiinioiilufe(jiittiiinipion..Is'ow York...
llil.crinu .LIverpool...(Metec
Juva . Liverpool... Is ew York.
II ansa Soiillianiitoii... New Y'oi k,
for euro ph..
Persia New York. ..Liverpool...
Lnioi .Ntw YorK..lireiniii
I nicitgo .New York...Liveriool...
F nn ..Ne w York... Liverpool...
II illinium In New York... Hamburg....
VII. e He l'ri8...New York...Havre
April -a
Anrll tl
,..Muy
....May
...May
...May
...May
May
.....May
.May
.May
May
.... Muv
Wni. Peun ..New York. ..London
.....May 21
Ultuwa, New York...Ainwcri
.-..Muy 25
rOAHTVV IHK IlIlM k'M'I'll' ITT(!
lung Sbuey New YorK...Hong Kong May 15
Eagle - New Y ork... Havana May 16
JuniHli I'lillada ..New Orleans .May 18
Wyoming Fbllada........Siwaniiab May IS
Stars and stripefl'liliada Havana May H
I'.irslca New York... Havana May 18
Nevada New York. ..San Juan May 20
H America .New York...)'.rar.ll, -...May 1
Alliance I'lillada Charleston May
Mulls are forwarded by every steamer In the reKiilar
lliiej. The steamers for or Ironi Liverpool call at
Wu.-en down, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The ateauier lor or from the Conti
nent cai at Southampton.
CLF.ARED YESTERDAY,
lifttnne Ella Adella, Alexander, Aspluwall, Merchant
& i'o.
Jjr'g C'astllinn. Uardenbook, Matanzaa, J. B Hevl k
1 o.
Prlu C. V. W'llllnnis, Thompson, Trinidad, S. & W.
Velh.
HriK K. Bernard. Burgess, Boston, Workman fe Co.
hehr W, O. McKiilgnl, llanser, New iiaveu, fccott A
hons.
Bchr James Jones. Farett, Providence, do.
Hctir Heading KH. No. Kl. McClellan, N. Haven, do.
hclir Margaret Uelnhart, Jones. Boston, do.
Srhr H. and B. Corson, Corson, Chelsea, do.
Kchr Mary Klla, Thomas. Portland, Uommell&Hunter.
Bchr llaltie. Carter. Salem, do.
Bchr Krl. Hpraiiiie, Boston, J. R. Tomllnson.
tjchrfeven Stura, Phillips, Washington, Bacon, Col
lins & Co.
Schr specie, Smith, Suffolk, Cnptnln.
Si r F. Franklin Plerson. Baltimore. A. Orovefl, Jr.
St'r A iinKII.a, Richards, New York, W. P. Clyde A Co,
Ht'r Torrenue, Fllbrlck, New York, do.
Tug Hudson. Carr, Baltimore, wltu a tow of barges,
W. P. Clyde & Co.
ARRIVED YKHTERDAY.
PteaniBhlp Alexandila. Piatt, lrom Richmond, with
mrtHe. to V. P. Clyde & Co.
fcBarque Restless. Hiieldon, 19 days from Barbados,
wlili niolanes to (i ran tt son.
Brig John Welsh, Jr.. Ftfield. B days from Ragua,
with sugar and molasses to S. & W. Welsh. Balled In
company with barques Sea Eagle, Julius, Jr., lor Phi
ladelphia; M. Williamson, Thompson, for New York;
and brig KUen Maria Berry, tor Boston, Lett brigs
Mary (Joinery , 1. iliirnliam, Keystone, schrs J. s. and
I.. C. Adams, and Lottie Klotta, all tor Philadelphia,
loading.
l.rig K. A, Bernard. Crowell,14days from Matanzaa,
with sugar and molasses to J. Mason & Co.
Bchr Ida F. Wbeeler, Dyer. 14 days from Matanzaa,
with sugar, etc.. to J. Mason it Co.
Bchr KUzahetb Ann, DecoBte, '28 days from Manza
nlila. with molasses to Madeira & Canada.
Bchr Alpliea, Wodtrey, 17 days from Mlragoane.wllh
logwood to T. Waltson & Sons.
Bchr F. N. Tower, Perry, lu days from Havana.wlth
sugar to O. C. Carson A Co.
Bcbr Two Marys, Wllletts, trom Wilmington, N. C,
with lumber to s. Bolton A Co. Kith Inst., 8 P. M off
Cape Henry, collided with a steamer; saw M. K. or M.
C on her wheelhouse: saw two boats, stove, In tbe
morning, and some white pine boards, but saw nothing
ot the steamer, and suppose she sank,
Bcbr Olenwood, Mills, lrom Uorton's Point, with
gravel to Warren. Kirk A Co.
Schr Specie, Bmith, from Deep Creek, In ballast to
captain
Bchr Clara. Baxter, from New York. In ballast to
captain.
Bchr W. B. Jenkins, Seaman, 30 hours from New
York, wltb mdse. to captain.
Bchr Annie Amsd6n. Baugs, 4 aays from jNorwalk.
In ballast to captain.
Bchr Bee, Hearn. 8 days from Laurel, with grain to
Moore 4 Wheatley.
steamer rnilaaeipnia, uuz, irom waaningHn,wua
mdHe. to W.P.Clyde A Co.
Steamer Sarah. Jones. z nours rrom new xorK,
with mdse. to W. M. Balrd A Co.
Steamer Chester. Jones. Z4 hours rrom JNew York,
With mdse. to W. P. Clyde A Co.
Tug Hudson, Carr. from Baltimore, with a tow of
barges to W. P. Clyde A Co.
MEMORANDA.
Bteamshln Delaware. Thomuson. from Liverpool for
Philadelphia, sailed from Boston 11th lust.
r-ieaumiiip Aiema, oumuer, ueuce, u iiunui iutu
instant.
steamship Btar of the Union. Cooksey, hence, at
Havana 7th Inst., for New Orleans next day.
Barque Telegraph, Robinson, hence, at Copenhagen
25th ull. , ,
Barque Mystic, Baxter, hence, at Boston 17th Inst.
Barque Deveronslde, Mutch, hence for Croustudt,
was in the sound, Klslnore, Zoth ull
Barque Baltasara, Wilson, lor Antwerp, sailed from
Falmouth 27lh ull. has been reported at Antwerp 22d.
Brig Kossack. KUIoit, hence lor Bombrero, was
spoken Hiitb ult lat. zt, Ion. WZ5. . .
Brig Nazarene, Murphy, hence, at Barbados 11th ult.
Brig Ida C, Bogarl, hence at Aspluwall 2sth ult.
Hrnr Leonurd Myers, Ulcks, trom Rio Janeiro, at
New Y'ork yesterday.
Brig Samuel Welsh, Iloecker, hence, at Barcelona
26th ult.
Schr L. A. Burllngame, iuuer, nence.ai rroviuence
Nt" i"8t' - . .
Bcbr Dick Wllllnms, Corson, for Philadelphia,
cleared at New York yesterduy,
Bi hr Reading Bit, No. 48, hence, at Norwich 10th
Bchr Emma, Bacon, for Philadelphia, cleared st
Portland lllh Inst.
Bchr Ashland. Burton, for Philadelphia, cleared at
Baltimore lllh Inst. , . .
Bchr Mall, Merrill, for Philadelphia, cleared at New
York 11th Inst. T
sehr Belle Croele, hence for Bridgeport, at New
York luih mst.
Bchr 11. M. Boment, Bomers, from Alligator river
lor Philadelphia, at Norfolk 10th inst.
Bchrs W. JI. Deunls, Lake: Hattie Dodge, Treamnn;
Kate Wentworth, Adams: and Kale K Rich, Van
bunt, hence, at Balem lOtti lust.
Bchr Ella Amsden, Smith, from Boston for Phila
delphia, put into Holmes' Hole !Hh inst., aud Is the
vesbel that collided with schr Mountain Laurel.before
reported. Hie F.Iia Amsdeu loHt ligure-heai.. cut
water, jlbboom, main boom, flying aud outer Jibi,
split mainbail and Jib, parted bobstays aud head-gear,
NOTICE TO "MARINERS.
Notice Is hereby given that on or about the the 15th
or August next me following alterations in iu uuuy
age ol the Band Banks along the east coastot Ireland,
between the Klsh aud Tuukar Lights, will be made,
viz :
The North Klsh Buoy will be changed from a can to
a conical Imov, colored black, surmounted byastau
and globe, and lettered "Kiah Buuy, No. 1,"
An additional can buoy, colored oiacg, ana lenereu
"Klsh Bank, No. 2," will be placed midway betweeu
the North and South Buoys of that bank.
i ne souui k ihu buov will ue cnangeu imm a vn
a conical buoy, colored black, aud lettered "Hisu
Bauk.No. ." . ,
The Codling Bank Buoy will be moved about two
miles N. by W. K. W. of lis present position, and
changed to a can buoy, colored black aud while, lu
vertical stripes, instead ot a oiacn uuuicki uuuy out
niouuted by a stall' aud globe, as at present.
The India Bank Buoy will be changed toaconlcal
buoy, colored black and white. In vertical stripes.
Instead ol a black can buoy, us at preseut.
The North Arklow Buoy will be colored red, and
surmounted by a staff and globe. Instead of black and
wuue, with stuu and globe, aaat present, auu iciimeu
Arklow Bank, No. 1." ....
Three i-j.il hi. ,,va (-ninreil ruri will be nlacea at equal
distances from each other, betweeu the north and
south buoys of that bank, and marked respectively,
"Arklow Bank, No,;:," "Arklow Bank, No. 3." and
"Arklow Bank, No. I," instead of the two cau buoys
striped black and white, as at preseut.
The South Arklow Buoy will be a conical buoy,
colored red, Instead of black and white stripes as ut
present, aud lettered "Arklow Bank, No. 6.
The North Blackwater Buoy will be changed to a
black conical buoy, surmounted by a stalf and globe.
Instead of a black can buoy as at present, aud lettered
"Blackwaler. No. 1."
The two Intermediate Buoys will be changed to can
buovs. colored black.aud marked respectively, "muck
water, No, 2," ami "Blackwater, No. 8," Instead of
conical buoys colored btark, as at preseut,
Tbe Bomb Blackwater Hank Buoy will ba changed
to a conical buoy, colored black, Instead ot a can buoy
as at present of the same color, aud lettered "Black
water, No. 4."
The North Long Bank Buoy will he conical, with
stall' and globe, and colored red, instead or a black
conical buoy as at present, aud lettered "Loug Bank,
An'addltlonal red can buoy will ie placed equidis
tant from the North aud South Buovs, aud lettered
"Long Bank. No. 2."
The Bouth Long Bank Buor will bo changed to a
red conic! buoy without staff and globe, lustead of
the black conical buoy surmounted wltu statT and
globe, as at preseut, and lettered "Long Bnk, No. a."
By order.
WILLIAM LEES, Secretary,
T. STEWART BROWN,
S.E. Cornor of
FOURTH and CHESTNUT 6T?
MAKCFACTURKR Of
TRUNKS. VALIBES. BAGB. RETICULES, and evel
dv4jr y tvu w
TttlKM as liAUt) ttxalril.
EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,
MEDICAL.
pOND'S EXTRACT OF HAMAMELIS
Oil PAIN DESTROYER,
Is one of the few domestic remedies which havecome
Into general use and laf or.wll hoot pulling. It is the
product or a simple shrub, harmless lu all cases and,
as a domestic remedy, unequalled.
BT7RNH,
BRUISES,
LAM EN EKS
BO KEN EMS
Bl'RAINH,
BORE THROAT,
TOOTHACHE,
EARACHE,
N EURA I.OI A,
R 11 EL M A '1 IsM
LUMHAOO,
CUiiw:
Borm.
BTINHM.
BORE EYES.
BLEED1NU
LUNOS,
NOSE,
STOMACH.
OF THE
CORNS,
ULCERS,
I'll, jus.
OLD SORKS,
And other similar troublesome aud nainin afT'tctlons,
while it promptly arrests all H E.MORllH AO ES.
Hundreds of physicians use It daily In their practice,
aud give It their unqualified recommendation. Hold
by our ngents and dealers.
The Medicine Is exclusively prepared by the sub
scribers, Proprietors and successors to T. T, l'UNb,
to hem all orders must be addressed.
HUMPHREY' HOMtEOI'ATH IO MEDICINE CO.,
No. tt KROADWA Y, New York.
PRICKS OK POND'S EXTRACT.
Rlx onnce bottles, with directions, retail. 50 cents
Pint bottles, lib directions, relalL. trnO
Quarts In bottle .1'75
Liberal dtacountoPhyslclans and Dealers,
SIMILIA SIMILIBUS CURANTUR.
H VMVllLKYif HOMQiOPA TH1C SPECIFICS.
FAMILY CASES
Ot W large vials, morocco case, containing a
specillc for every ordinary disease a lumily
Is subject to.and a book ol directions IllVuO
Smaller family aud Travelling cusee, with 20
to 2H vials .rito8
bpecitics lor all Diseases, both for Curing mid
lor Preventive treatment, lu vials aud
pock et eates fl to 5
1 hese Remedies, by the case or single box, are sent
to any part of the country, by Mall or Express, free of
charge, on receipt of the price.
Address-H I'll 1 11 KEYS' SPECIFIC
HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
Ofllceand Depot, N". 8!2 BROADWAY, New York.
Dr. H I'M I'll KEYS Is consulted dally at his ollice,
personally or by letter, as above, fur all tortus of
mscube.
or sale by DY'OTT A CO., JOnNSON, HOL
LOW AY' A t OW DEN, T. R. CALLENDER, and
AMBROSE SMITH, Wlioleeale Agents, l'hlladelplilit,
and at ItLIl HEs Drujg Store, No. 3120 Market street,
and by all Drugglsui,; 27 tutus J
FUHlMi I UHfc, BEDDING, ETC
r0 HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock of every variety ol
FURNITUUE,
Which I will sell at reduced prices, consisting of
PLAIN AND MARBLE TOP COTXAUE BCCT8.
WALNUT CHAMBER SU118,
PARLOR BU11S IN VELVET PLUSH.
PARLOR BU1T8 IN HAIR ILOTH,
PARLOR SUITS IN REPS.
Sideboards, Extension Tables, Wardrobes, Book
cases, Mattresses, Lounges, etc etc
P. P. OITSTINJB,
8 U N, E. corner SECOND and RACE Streets.
JJOUSE-FUENISUIXG GOODS.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNIST TOSECUftfl
BABUAUs,
To close tbe estate of the late
JOHN A. 9IHRPIIEY,
Importer and Dealer n
House'FurnishinB; Goods,
NO. 923 CUEMNVT STBEET,
Between Ninth and Tenth, Bouth Bide, Philadelphia
Els Administrators now offer the whole stock at
prices below the ordinary rates charged. This stock
embraces every thing wanted In a well-ordered house
hold: Plain 'lln Ware, Brushes, Wooden Ware,
Baskets, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Iron Ware, Japanned
Ware, aud Cooking Utensils of every description.
A great variety or SHAKER GOODS, BIRD
CAGES, etc etc, can be obtained on the most reason
able terms.
GENUINK ARCTIC REFRIGERATORS AND
WATER COOLERS.
A flue assortment of PAPIER-MACHE GOODS.
This Is tbe largest retail establishment In thislltt
In Philadelphia, aud citizens and strangers will tindl
to their advantage to examine our slock before pa
chasing,
NOTE. Our friends In the country may order).
mall, aud prompt attention will be given, fll ltiistl
READ! BEAD!
THE
WATER-PROOF SHIRT FRONT, !
WHAT IS ITP
It Is a neat White Shield for
the breawt, prettier tliau linen,
intended to be worn over your
I undertthlrt, and which, when soiled,
i may be qnickly restored to Its original
I purity by n wet towel or sponge.
I It will save you time; will
save you trouble, save
money, vexation
and toiL
FOR SALE
AT THE
FURNISHING STORES.
WITH A
WATER-PROOF
SHIRT FRONT,
AMD A FEW rXDEKHIimTS,
I0U MAY GO
To Paris and back without a
White Shirt.
You w ill never have a rumpled bottom;
Ton will always preserve a clean ai
pearauec ;
You may travel without annoyance;
Without your Iruuk full of dirty shlrta;
You need not stop to wash up.
THUS, TOO,
You w ill save In hotel bills;
fcuve lu cost of Nhirts;
Save lu wanning;
Save in labor ;
Save in soap;
Save lu coal;
Save too
The vexation and confusion consequent
in Ihe weekly preparation of your linen
aud preserve the temper of your wife.
MANUFACTORY:
"-No. 44 South THIRD St.
425BlUthl2t SKIOSD UTOHf.
(EilhlMDKI
THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, THE CELB
brated PRESTON, aud tbe pure hard GREEN
nuuu i vai mj( suive.ioiit ui til paruj u m
i Cityalfij'60 per ton; superior I.KHKOJ at -75.
I Each ol the above articles are warranted to give pel
' feci satisfaction In every respeut. Orders, received
No. 1 14 s. THIRD Street; Emporium, Mo. UU WASh
INGTON Aveuue, i
GOVERNMENT SALES.
LA I? OK SA
LDMHKH
SALE OF IKON. SXKEL, AND
Depot Qvartkhmastkr'h ofkicr, 1
Wakiiisoion, I). ('., May 1;L 1H)7.
Hy rllrcctlon of the tiuariernLiHter-denerBl,
t lie following enumerated Iron, Hteel, nml
Lumber will be sold at I'ntjllc Auctloti. nt LIN
t il. N J)KI't.)T, under UiesupervKlou orCiiptiiin
Jiitms U. I'uyup, AaiHtHiit titirtrterniiiHter,
ctmineijclnKou MONDAY, June 3, at It) A. L,
to wit: About
2i).t,auib Klut Iron, from lx to ilixM, ns-
sorletl.
lO.rfin " Nnll Hoit Iron.
I.'t(i,(:(i0 " Ilorsesboe Iron, llRbt and heavy.
.'Ib.KO ' Jlnmnicred Iron, iisortctl.
HO.lbtl " ANKOtted 1 ton, all sizeH
Z-lti.CtO " Lotitid Iron, assorted from i 10to2,'.j
inebes, all sizes.
111,000 " Square Iron, assorted, from to 2
Inches, all sizes.
6,000 " KotitiU Iron, assorted, from 1 to Z j
Inches, all hI. n.
3t),tC0 " Hoop Iron, usnorled, lrom ') to 1 Inch,
all sizes.
128,000 " Hpi lng Hteel, assorted, from i to 2) i
Inches, all Nlzes.
l.r).(0O " Arnertcnn Hllstercd Steel.
JMi.CtUfeet Oak Lumber, from 1 too Inches thick.
I0,0t;0 " Hickory Lumber, from 2 to 4 Inches
thick.
40,000 JYpiur Lumber, Inch thick.
MGS " l'lneSeantllnt;, 8x1. 5,0,7, , and 0; 12
to 18 leel lotiK.
Wnuonmakers, curbuililers, and others will
find this a line opportunity lo replenlMli their
slo k, as the nmtenal Is entirely new.
Transportation will be furnished to Hlxtli
Btttel wharf or the rail rond depot, as pnrehtiHeM
umy desire, and at their risk,
Fr m 10 to m days will be allowed In which to
remove the goods.
Ttruih Cuhh, in Oovernmont funds.
CHARLES H. TOMPKINS,
B 14 lfit Hvt. Hrlg. Pen., Depot ttuitrterm'r.
TTN8KKVICEABLK QUA UTEHM ASTER,'
U fcj'lORES AT AUCTION.
DEI-OT Q.UAKTEKMASTKn'8 OFFICB. 1
Wasiiimjion, I). C, May 8, 1807.
I5y tllreci Ion of Ihe tiuartermaster-Oeneral, n
large lot of Q,uartermuaier'H Stores will be sold
at I ubllo Atictlon, at Lincoln Depot, com
mencing ou WEDNESDAY, May 22, at 10
A, M.. under the supervision of Captain JaniCB
u. rayne, a. y,. xu consisiing in partoi
40 four-horse Army
200 Haddle Blankets.
Si Ollice Desks.
23 Ollice Tables.
219 Office Coal Stoves.
20 Office Wood Stoves.
Wagons.
6 two-horse Army Wa
gom, 6 fcpriug Army Wa
gons. 10 lour-horse Scavenger
Army Wagons.
10 Carts.
3(1 two-horse Ambu
lances. 116 sets Wheel Harness.
66 bets Lead Hurnetts.
57 sets wheel Ambu
lance Harness.
67 Lead Harness.
153 McClellan Saddles.
251 Wagon Saddles.
HI If. S. Wagon Whips.
2,'M Halter Chains.
813 Buckets.
927 Gum Buckets.
2!d Wagon Bridles,
(iti Saddle Bags.
23 I'ortable Forges.
ltil Mmnn s f orges,
3 Cooking Itaugcs, with
fixtures.
10 Bath Tubs.
501)0018.
15 Wheelbarrows.
Tools Carpenter's.Sad
dler's, Blacksmith's,
Tinner's.
345 yards Cocoa Mat
ting. 1010 pounds assorted
llope.
1000 pounds Scrap Iron.
5000 pounds old Uorsa
Shoes.
191 Window Sashes.
And a large lot of oth er articles.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
l'urchasers will remove their goods within
ten days from day of sale.
CHARLES IT. TOMPKINS,
5 0 lit Evt. Brig. Gen., Depot Quartermaster.
T ARGE SALE
OF GOVERNMENT
LUMBER.
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
Assistant Quaktkkmastek's Office, I
No. 113U Girard btreet, f
May 13, 1867. )
Will be sold at Publio Auction, at the United
Stales Storehouse, HANOVER STREET
WHARF. Philadelphia. Pa., ou SATURDAY,
May 18, 18t7, comiuencliiK at 12 o'clock M , a
well-seasoned and selected assortment of Lum
ber, as follows :
87.H65 feet Oak Lumber.
8,528 feet Ahu do.
61,017 feel Hickory do.
The above lumber is equal to the best in the
market, and was specially selected for the
manufacture of Army Waeous and Ambulances
in lhfil and lb62, and will be sold In lots to suit
pi rchasers.
Wheelwrights, Waion. Ship, and House
Builders are respeotlully invited to attend this
sale.
Terms of Sale Cash In Government funds.
Tbe lumber purchased must be removed
within 10 days from date of sale.
By srder of
Brevet Maj.-Gen. G. H. CROSMAN,
Asst. Ouartermnster-Gen. U. S. A.
HENRY W. JANES,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
5 13 5t Brevet Major U. S. A.
prORSES AND MULI
ORSES AND MULES A AUCTION.
Depot Quartermaster's Office. 1
Washington, D. J., May 8. 1807.
Will be sold at public auctlou, on WEDNES
DAY, 15th instant, at Eastern Branch Cotral,
nnder the supervision of Captain James G.
Payne. Assistant Quartermaster,
30 HORSES AND 6 MULES,
good for farming purposes.
Sale will commence at 10 A. M.
Animals will be sold singly,
Teimg Cash, in Government funds. '
CHARLES H. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigadier-General,
5 B 5t Depot Quartermaster.
s
ALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL.
Deputy Quartermasteh-Gen.'s Office, 1
.BALTIMORE, April i.7, 1S07. j
Will be sold at publio auction, at the port of
Baltimore (Fardy's wharf, South Baltimore), on
THURSDAY, May 10, 1807, 12 M., the llht draft
Bide-wheel steamer COSMOPOLITAN, of 779
toDS. length, 225 feet; breadth or beam, 81 leet;
depth of hold, 13 feet; cylinder, 50 Inches; and
11 feet stroke; dralt, 8 feet.
Terms Cash In Government funds on day of
sale.
Further particulars may be learned upon
application lo the undersigned, or to the auc
tloneers. STEWART VAN VLIET.
Deputy Quartermaster-General U.S. A., Brevet
Major-General.
ANDREON THOMAS & CO,
5 9 6t Auctioneers, No. 18 S. Charles st.
A, 8, ROBINSON,
No. IO OHESNUT STREET,
Is lu receipt to-day of an Invoice of
FINE CHR0M0S, ENGRAVINGS,
ETC. KTC,
Which are now opeu for examination.
"Peace and War," ' by G. Doree." "Last Rose
Bummer," "Cromwell and Family," "ttomeo an
Juliet," "Btar ot Bethlehem," are well worthy.ui
attention of the admirers of art.
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LIU Be. Arms, Legs Appliances for
DPiurmity, eui etc. 'i ueae tamos are I
translerreu from lire In lorm auu nt; I
are Hie Uulilest. most durable, com-1
furtable, perleot, aud urUatio iiilwU-1
lutes vel Invented. They are aii.
proved and adniited by the linked
Btaies Government and our principal Hargwm
Patented Augubt 18. lbw; Way Zi, Mm; May L lot
Address KIM11ALL A CO.,
No. W A ECU Blreet Philadelphia,
Pamphlets free. 0 27 6m
JflTLER, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordage, Cords
Twines, Etc.
No. North WATER Btreet. and
Mo.'l JNorlh DtLAWAHK Avenue,
PHlULUKLrHrA.
EDWIMH.riTI.Ka, MlCHAK, WlAVII.
on bap P. Cloth 1Kb. 11
QEORCE PLOWMAN.
CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Mo. CARTER STBEET,
And No. HI DOCK Btreet
Machine Work wid MlUwriglilliig promptly at
teuded to.
MAY 14, 1807.
PROPOSALS.
UILADELPIIIA DUPOT.
Assistant Quautkrmastk
STKR'8 Officb,)
RD HTRKKT,
May 9, IS17. )
XNO. lld'J UIKA
rropoRnls will he received at this ollice until
12 o'clock M., THURSDAY, May ltt, 18o7, for im
mediate delivery at the United Htates Htore
lioiiKe, Hanover street wharf, properly packed,
anil ready for shipment;, of the following do
scribed ij,nartermatter's Wtores, viz,:
6 hottlcs Arnica.
3800 feet American Olnss, first qnallty, 1200 10x
12,,'K) ixlS, 2H) 12x20. WK) 14 x20, 200 llixlS,
800 10x 20, 200 17x 20, 200 18x20, 100 18x 22.
2C0 f et American Ulass, second quality, 100
11x18,100 10x18.
60 sldeH Lrldle Leather, "Onk tanned, 10 lbs.
per side wbeu finished "
2 dozen Itrushes, Marking, "plain."
2 do .en Itrushes, Murklng, "round."
6 dozen lirushes, Whltewnsh, "large."
21 dozen Butts, Wrought, 2) inch, "narrow."
to pounds Castile Hoap.
3 dozen Chamois Skins.
100 pounds Cotton Mop.
3( 0 pounds Cotton Waste.
25 dozen Corn Iirooms, "Gale's."
2t0 pounds Chrome Orecn in Oil 20 1, 10 2, and
20 5 pound cans.
60 pounds Chrome Yellow, "Dry."
HO pounds Chrome Yellow lu Oil 10 1, 20 2,
and 10 5 pound caus.
6 dozen Curry Combs.
0 dozen Drawer Locks,"2 Tumbler."
6 qplres Ktnery Cloth, No,
lkeg Flooring Uiads, bd.
5 kegs Flnl!,hiug Nairn, 1 keg 5d.,2 kegs Od.,
2 kes 8d.
18 dozen papers Finishing Nails, 6 dozen jji
in., 6 dozen 1 ln.,ri dozen l1 in.
1 Garden Bcylhe, "Darlings," without
tnnthp.
2 Garden Rakes, "Wooden."
0 pounds Giound CJlugur,
l iiai
ack Haw,
6 Hack Saw Dliides.
2 gross Hand Saw Files, V,i Inches,
tl dozen Hand Scrubs.
1C00 pounds Harness Leather, "Ofk tanned, 15
pounds tier side when finished,"
6 dozen Horse Itrushes.
0 not lit s Horse Liniment.
2 Hickory Un.ket,wlih handles. "2 bnshel."
12 sections Hose Gum, Couplings attached,
2 inch wltb 6 Extra Couplings,
25 sections Hose Gum, Couplings attached,
lk inch with 6 Extra Coupllugs.
30 sections Hose Gum. Couplings attached,
1 Inch with 21 Extra Couplings.
30 pounds Irish Glue.
0 dozen Locks, Till, Double Tumbler for
5 gallons Lard Oil. "Best."
40 gallons Linseed Oil, "Hoiled."
18,500 pounds Nails Cul250012d., 800010d.,5300 8d,
25C0 (id.
100 pounds Ochre Yellow, "French in Oil."
tt dozen Padlocks 2 dozen 2-inch, 3 dozen
8-inch, and 1 dozen 3-inch extra.
1 dozen I'oiut Brusues, 8 Clintons.
1 Paving Hammer, Bricklayers'.
600 pounds I'ulty in lOpouud cans.
1 Ratchet.
COO pounds Red Lead, in Oil, in 25-pound
cans.
60 pounds Sal Soda.
8 dozen Sash Rollers, Plate 1 inch wide on
lace.
1 dozen Sash Tools, No. 9, "Clintons."
35 gross Screws, 10 gross luch, No. 7, 20
gross 1 inch, No. 8, 6 gross Vi Inch, No.
10.
200 pounds Scrubbing Soap.
10 pounds Hoap Stone "i'acklrg," 5 pounds
inch, 6 pounds Inch.
1 Bcylhe Stone.
12 Sponges, common "Large."
100 pounds Sponge, Mediterranean, "com
mon." 2 Trowels, bricklayer's. '
1)0 gallons Turpentine.
10 gallons Turpentine Copal Varnish, furni
ture 60 pounds Twine. Cotton.
100 pounds Umber, Burnt In Oil, 10 1, 20 2,
aud 10 6 pound Cans.
2C0 pounds Umber, Raw In Oil, 20 1, 10 2, and
20 6 pound Cans.
All of the above named articles to be of the
Desl quality, ana lo be suojecl to inspection.
Samples of the articles bid for must be dell
vered at this ollice twenty-lour (24) hours pre
vlous to the opening of the bids.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respond
Bible persons, whose signatures and residences
must be appended to the guarantee, and certi
fied to as being good and sufficient security, by
ine unueu Biaies District judge, Attorney, col
lector, or other public elflcer.
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed
unreasonable, aud no bid from a defaulting
contractor will be received.
All proposals to be made out on tbe regular
forms, in duplicate (which will be furnished on
application at this otllce), and conform to tho
teimsof this advertisement, a copy of which
must accompany each proposal.
Envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for
Quartermaster's Stores."
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening of the proposals.
By order of
Brevet MaJ.-Geu. G. H. CROSMAN,
Asst.Uuarterraaster-Gen. U. H. A.
HENRY W. JANE3,
Captain and Asst. Quartermaster,
6 951 Brevet Major U. S. A.
D
EPARTMENTOF AGRICULTURE.
W a omvnTAw T O (aw O IlirtT
Proposals will be received at this Department
until 12 o'clock, June 6, 1807, for furnishing all
the materials aud performing the work re
quired In tbe construction of a Brick Building
for the use of the Department of Agriculture,
to be erected on reservation No. 2, in this city,
according to plans and specifications that
can be seen at the office of the Commissioner
of Agriculture, where full Information with
regai d to tbe proposed building can be obtained;
said proposals to be either for the whole build
ing, or separately for the different kinds of
work.
No proposal will be entertained from any
person who is not known to be a practical
builder.
Bidders are requested to stale the shortest
time possible in which the building is to be
completed, the work to be commenced In three
days after the signing of the contract.
The Department reserves the right to reject
any or all bids, if it be deemed for the interest
of the Government to do so, aud no bid will be
received that does not conform to the require
ments of the plans and speclllcutlous and of this
advertisement.
Ninety percent, of he amount of work done
and materials furnished, according to contract
price (said amount to be ascertained by the esti
mate of the Superintendent), will be paid from
time to time as the work proceeds, and ten per
cent retained until the completion of the con
tract and tbe acceptance of the work by the
Department.
Every proposal must be accompanied by the
bond of two responsible persons In the sum of
twenty thousand dollars, that tbe bidder will
accept and perform the contract if awarded lo
him, the sufficiency of the security to be certi
fied by the United States District Judge, United
States District Attorney, or Clerk of the United
States Court.
Proposals should be Inclosed in a sealed en
velope, indorsed "Proposals for a Building for
the Department of Agriculture." ana addressed
to the Commissioner of Agriculture. ,,.
510 231 ISAAC NEWTON. Commissioner ,
HEADQUARTERS THIRD MILITARY
DISTRICT. n
Officii Chief Quartermaster,)
Atlanta, Ga., Mav 3, ims7. r
BY ORDER OF THE QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL. Sealed proposals will be received
at this ollice for the sale of seven thousand four
hundred (7100) tons of COAL at HaraccHH,
Florida, payment to be made in Government
funds.
The proposals will beopened at 12 M. SATUR
DAY, tbe 8th of Juue, 1807, aud should be
marked "Proposals to purchase Coal," and
addressed lo
Brevet Brlpr.-Qen. R. SAXTON,
Chief Quartermaster Third Military District,
Atlanta, Ga. 513 231
JJKITED
STATES REVENUE STAMPS
FOR SALE.
PINCIPAL AGENCY.
SO, 87 SOUTH THIRD STREET, 1'IUI.A
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR STAMPED CHECKS.
ORDERS RECEIVED BiT MAIL PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A LIBERAL DISCOUNT ALLOWED.
J. K. KID Q WAY,
1 tun
NO. 07 H. TIIIBD STREET.
AMUSEMENTS.
A
CAPEM OF MUSI C.-i
CABT, WOLFHOTIN'S
FAIIKWELI. CIIKCBIVT,
TllLHbDAY KVENINO, May in, 1867,
When lie will be RAHisted by tbe lollowlug eminent
Artintn:
MADAM K UAZZANin A,
Being ber flrl and only apiicarHiire for several years)
MK. THKO. HABELiiAN.
The favorite lyric tfimr.
MR. WKN7.KLL KOPTA,
The (ll8tlngulHlieil vinlluint.
'IliK iMKNUKl-rWOTTN SOCIETY,
With their nilfniil I Imriin ot Three Hundred Volcest
niid a Large and KlUcietit Orchestra.
Conductor Mr. J KAN L0UI3
Leader Mr. HIMON HA8-tLK
AcctinipHiilRt Mr. 11. (1. TH UN Ui.lt
Bt.CLHlil SKATS ONK DOLL.AK KACH.
l,al,lUl., 1.. ...It... ...... 4',, no. nl tld
Academy orMusic. and at UieMusIn Store of c'. W. AJ
Trmiipler, corner of Beveulb aud Chesuut BtreeWj
miimiii extra ciinrire.
jMiotK open ai7 o clone. L'onneri commences ai .
Holders of Ureen Tickets are particulaily reiiiesel
to excliHiice them lor reserved seats at llielr earltynfc
con veil lei'ce.
In order lo meet tho wfslicn of porsonn residing at AY
dlsiaiicp, IheHtrleMMl punctuality will be observeiiliu)
commencing tbe Concert. ft 10 tit
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MC3IC.-.
MlUi. K. W. LANDKlt
lu ber great limtoric ltniiernotiatlou of
LL1ZABK111. ULKKN OF ENGLAND.
for a RcoHon ot
HVK NIGHTS AND ON1S MATINEE,
comnieucln
it on
TLKSDAY EVENING. May 21.
The CAST will be auuoiinced on WEUNEHDAYJ
and the Mile ol tickets coiiinjenc on 1 11C11SUA Kn
WtillMNtl, at '1 riininler's Music btoro, cornea
hhV,M'H and CHKsMjT Streets, where Bel4
piay tie fli'curett for itie enttrft shhroh. It
ACADEMY OF MO HI C.-J
tCMl'LlMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
TO
R A R T O N HILL,
WEDNESDAY AFIIHNUON,
MAY 1W, 1M7.
ItffKTvrd Seat Tlckais il. tor aula nt Triimnlcr'
Mimic Store, corner bEVLNTli aud ClIKsNU'fl
Streeis. 14 jt
VTEW CHESNCT STREET THEATRBj
XN ClIFSMjT htrtet. above 1 wellth.
llilB (TuisduyUKVENINU, May M,
KMiAUhMtSl OF
MISS JULIA DALY,
who will appear iu
TWO PIECES, .
and the second of a "erics ol
BENEFITS
to be given lu aid of
THE bTAHVINO PEOPLE OP THB SOUTH.
Tbe ninnnKenieiit lake the opportunity to aunouna
mat iuey nave unut nriuuseiueuin wiin
oat iney nave uiatie ariaiigenieniw wiin
Lionel J AMKHFAOK, JUdN THOKNLEY, Pbu
.'olotielE. W.C. GREENE. Captulu K J. UiNCKu;'
HARMAN t'SNErF.E'q.,siguor Hl.lTZ, aud
CXJI
c
HARMAN
1-t'l KH AbKL. Esu..
tbe Anniprment ion ruiliee ol the
bOUTHEUN FAMINE RELIEF FOND,
to give a series it Benefits in aid of tbe ubove cause,
during tbe present week, on wblcu occasion tbe
Committee, lu connection with tbe Maungemeul
oiler tbe following
EXTRAORDINARY ATTRACTIONS.
Durlog.tbe week the lollowlug
V ALU A RLE UlFTS
will be distributed amooii the audiences:
I sets of Cottage Furniture (lu plucs).
valued at 1,5 cacn.
8 silver Tea Set( pieces,)
at
7a
0 nainrriitairs,
6 " Revolving Butter Dlsbrs,
7 " Fruit DiBbes.Boueuilun gl. "
7 " Card Baskew, "
42 pair of Silver and Bohemian
Ulati Salt Cellars,
g 7 silver Breakfast Castors, "
7 gold band China Tea Bets, 46
pieces each, "
Amouullug in value to nearly
at
at
at
at
as
is "
15
15 "
' B per paht
at
at
15 each. .
1
at 34 per seti
of which 30O will be distributed each evening.
Tbe performance will commence with Gaylor'g
topular ibree act play, entitled
OUR FEMALE AMERICAN COUSIN.
Amelia Miss JULIA DALY
lo conduce With ti e popular Comedietta, entitled
PERFECTION.
Kate O'Brten Miss JULIA DALY.
supported by the streuglb of tbe Company,
At the conclusion ot tbe performance
IHE DISTRIBUTION OF GIFTS
will take place under the personal supervision of tv3
of the boulbero Famine Keller Fund Committee.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
' ONLY PRESENTATION MATINEE.
WALNUT STREET THEATRB.
N . E. corner of NINTH and WALK UT Streets.
Begins at i 10 8 o'clock. '
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, May 14.
second nlgbt ofBooclcuult's thrilling drama ot
JEAN1E DEANS,
Engagement of the American Artiste.
MISS SUSAN DEN IN,
who will appear as
1 JU.ANIE DEANS,
in tbe above celebrated version ol scott's.
UKART OF MID-LOTUIAN
To conclude wltb tbe laughable Comedietta of
e o SKETCHES IN INDIA.
Eally Ecreggs Miss SUSAN DENIM
JEANliU DKANS F.VEHY NIGHT.
MBA JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET
THEAT RE. Begins at to o'clock
FUN IN ABUNLANt EUHKAT HIT
SECOND NIGHT OF MR. DAN BRYANT
THIS (Tuebday) EVENING, MayjV '
BORN TO GOOD LUCK.
Peudeen O'Ratleny Mr. DAN BRYANT
After wbich Ibe comic drama of AVI
HANDY AtiDY.
Dandy Andy Mr. DAN BRYAN
with S01 g ana lnsu Jig.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF MK. DAN BRYANT
A OLOBIOUS BILL. JJttIA"1-
BKlMffl U iiKXAJ' "eW Play
F
OX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE,
IMMENSE ATTRACTION. '
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPB
GRAND CORPS DE BA LLET.COM IC PANTOM TMt -ETHIOPIAN
BURLESQUE, COMlg PANTOM i
EXHIBITION OF PAINTING AND SCULPTURE
Th Forty. Fourth Annual Exhibition
OF TBE
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS!
CHESNCT STREET, ABOVE TENTH,
Il now open day and eveulng, from 9 a. M till 7 P
a a W.. and from till lulu the evening."
Admittance, 26 cents.
Season Tickets, 60 cento. 4MMt
RTISTS' FUND SOCIETY;
ItPBINCt EXllIIUTIOa KOW OPCN,
AT T11EIB SKW ALLBIEM,
0. 1834 CIIEMNUT HTBT, ,
irom A. M to 8 P.M. I4 13tf 1
Admission. 23 cents.
Season Tickets. 60 cents.
PONCERT JUL L.-H A R T Z 1
.V-y.",..comIence MONDAY, May 20, lo bis eel a!
brated M.glcul Seances, lo continue every JvenhSe
for two weeks. Matinees Wednesdays aud I iu
days, at 2. Among other mlracUs. tbi my"ery n" 2
commericiug Friday May 17. at Charges TrumpTe
Music Store, coiuer Seventh and Chesnut BtreTt; an.l
at tbe Hall Mailuees-cblldreu, Xl price? AtVS
opeu at 74,- Matiueeeat I,. "wni
t 1 12t CHABLEfl LEVI, Manager.
A1
SSEMBLY BUILDING
8.-!
Ju i o lH.it X TRIUMPHANT.
second weeic 01
IHKt.tmiN llllnTnruo
in tbelr
WONDERFUL CONJURATIONS
Tbe beauillul ANTHROPoULO&sl aud ibecomu
cal LILLIPUTIAN FAMILY. ecowW
EVERY NIGHT, AND WEDNESDAY ivn
BAT URDA Y AFTERNOONS, U
Admission, iti cenuiRetierveu aeais, bu cents.
Adults, !!6 cents. Children, 15 cents. 5 13 gt
KJ EW ELkVtNTH fcTREET OPERA HODSa
J ELEVl-NTU Street, above CHtoWf
BURLESQUES, aud Pl1ntATi6n T SCENlV''
Loo., open aHo'clocg. Commend if loYlockl
J. L. CARJSCROsg. Manage?"
. ,r .. WJ"- WARY LAKEMEYER
"?Pc,tlr,,1,,llllu;''l'"rlrlende and tlie public gene.'
ihliy.lliatsbe will opeu Ibe benuuiul Islaud Weaur
Ground known us
SMITH'S ISLAND.
ou BunuAY next, Mays, she invites all to coma
and enjoy with ber tbe dellgbu of Ibis favorite sum-.
mer resort. notf
GERM AN I A ORCIIESTKA.-PUBMC R
bearsais every SATt'KWAY AriKllNClON,
M CSICAL FUND HALL, . o'clock. Kngagemet
made by aldreliig GFORGK BAHlERT. Agent.
111 MONTI- Kfc.Y St.. Itf.twHen Rac4iaiid Vine, IUI
Tbe lust reueuisal will take place ou June 1st.